
House's clinic patients are all dead, then one pees green
Every follow-up House scheduled turns out to be deceased; a nurse he is brushing off seizes in the exam room, and her urine is green.
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Every follow-up House scheduled turns out to be deceased; a nurse he is brushing off seizes in the exam room, and her urine is green.

House writes the case in green ink, Taub calls the patient a Munchausen faker, and House sends him on a search built on a theory that was a lie.

House decides the nurse has been faking; she swears she isn't and begs for help, claiming a cat has predicted her death.

Taub repositions Neil, a CEO he knew in high school, and fixes years of vertigo on the spot; Neil insists on a night out.

Morgan corners House with a video of Debbie, the nursing-home cat who sleeps beside the dying, then genuinely struggles to breathe.

Stroking a cat like a Bond villain, House runs the differential, then segues awkwardly into a CEO's cigars and Taub's lost savings.

House sets the cat loose among coma patients to disprove it, fires back at a fellow's psychic theory, and the cat triggers an allergy instead.

Cuddy orders the death cat and the patient gone; House defends the litter box and the lab mice, and learns who told her about the test.

From her purse and her insurance history, House works out that Morgan lost her stepson Timothy, then catches a real attack that proves she is sick.

Over drinks at Neil's club, Taub explains why he left plastic surgery and the two compare jobs; Neil shows off a prototype.

The team realizes the brown urine may be green dye plus purple; House catches Kutner dodging bad omens and needles him about it.

House shows Morgan the cat beside a living coma patient; she replies with the story of a failed prophecy and still believes she is doomed.

Wilson asks why House is attacking a grieving woman's comforts; House carries on experimenting, and Wilson suspects he cares what others think.

House is woken with a new Cushing's finding, then the real news: the long-stable coma patient the cat lay beside has died.

House searches the dead man for a cat-related cause while the patient's heart wavers; Wilson says this obsession, unlike the others, saves no one.

Offered drugs or risky surgery, Morgan picks surgery and explains she can't live in a world where bad things happen for no reason.

House refuses Taub's resignation and asks for donuts; at Neil's company Taub learns his old classmate was a temp now in custody.

House explains the cat's predictions as a search for warmth, then realizes Morgan must be overheating too and finds the answer in the appendix.

House comes to gloat about the cancelled surgery; Morgan credits the cat and reveals what became of the doomsday preacher's followers.

House finds cat pee on his chair and fake blood on his face, and Kutner survives the consequences, as an end song plays.

Every House moment featuring Gregory House, in story order. Played by Hugh Laurie.

Every House moment featuring James Wilson, in story order. Played by Robert Sean Leonard.

Every House moment featuring Lisa Cuddy, in story order. Played by Lisa Edelstein.

Every House moment featuring Chris Taub, in story order. Played by Peter Jacobson.

Every House moment featuring Lawrence Kutner, in story order. Played by Kal Penn.